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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
1
General Oyama reports the Russian advance on June 21 was repulsed on the Nashendzy heights with heavy Russian losses. Japanese forces also repelled a thousand Rocains near Wanksalzean the same day. Overall, the situation remains unchanged.
Springfield report says mine workers propose to have all differences with operators on the shot firers bill referred to arbitration. Governor Deneen to act as arbitrator with final decision.
In a morning collision off Tashmoo Park on the St Clair River the steamers City of Rome and Lindon sank. Two Lindon crew members the cook and his wife were drowned.
Another warrant issued this morning for the arrest of John W Hill formerly chief of the bureau. He is charged with forgery and is held on an eight thousand dollar bail for similar charges.
Michael Donnelly leader of the batchers union and stock yard strike chair witness before the grand jury investigating labor graft. He could not identify his attacker from a meeting three years ago and opposed a proposed settlement by John O Driscoll REMont Beare Roebuck and Company. E Felsenthall denied knowledge of any money used in the settlement.
Washington reports that General agent Rennie from Hong Kong warns President Roosevelt of a China wide boycott against American flour if strict Chinese exclusion enforcement continues. The topic was discussed at a cabinet meeting today.
The American consul general at Chicago received a note from the Norwegian minister announcing the creation of the new nation of Norway. No action toward recognition has yet been taken in Washington.
Berlin June 13 reports Bonsia sought loans from several banks and capitals including Brosres. All requests were declined, conditioned on a guarantee that the war between Crote and Japan ceases in the near future.
Berlin reports the official announcement that Germany intends to form a flying squadron of the most powerful and fastest cruisers in the Pacific Ocean. The move aims to boost German prestige in these waters, mirroring the existing squadron in the Indian Ocean.
Official notice reports Admiral Alexieff relieved of duties as viceroy in the Far East and to be named to the imperial council. The announcement came from Saint Petersburg on June 23.
At a close cabinet meeting on June 23 Secretary Tals warned a serious situation in China relations. The cabinet reached no conclusion but suggested the government curb arrests of Chinese immigrants and act more carefully in handling the issue.
In Portland Oregon on June 23, former partner Judge A H Taover testified in federal court about a timber claim to patent scheme between Senator Mitchell and Taover. He produced letters and documents and details of fees received, with evidence of other related transactions to show Mitchell's knowledge and alleged guile. The court admitted the third contract involving Mytehell and Tancer and the California associate as part of the case.
The interior department has prohibited the publication of the newspaper Rage in Petersburg for one month. This order comes from the Scripps Nova Association and affects all issues during the period.
Burglary at the Island City post office last night blew off the safe knobs but failed to reach the money drawer. No suspects or crew were identified in the incomplete report.
Moscow June 23 The governor posts notices calling for calm amid an approaching troop mobilization. The plan is expected to take effect on June 29 with officials urging residents to remain orderly and patient.
The Congressional irrigation committee arrived in Portland this morning and will spend two days at the exposition before leaving Saturday night for Tacoma.
Washington dispatch reports that negotiations for peace have not progressed due to illness of Count Lamadorff, Russia’s foreign minister, delaying any possible checks to talks.
A convention of assessors met in the city to discuss a uniform value for railroad beds across the state, with emphasis on Eastern Oregon. The meeting drew attendees including B D Bigler of Multnomah, S L Payne of Malheur, S F Place of Wallowa, A J Shelton of Gillam, Pete Applegate of Jackson, Otto Peetz of Sherman, Jerry Fleetwood of Baker OC, P Strain of Umatilla, Ase G Brogadell of Wasco, and J H Morton of Union, with a full report to follow.
Washington reports England will not assist Roosevelt in securing an armistice between Russia and Japan. The London government, allied with Japan, expresses sympathy for the policy but says it cannot undertake to suggest an armistice at this time.
District Attorney Jerome asked the recorder to indefinitely continue the June term of court to aid the public prosecutor in the Equitable inquiry. He said Justice Davy of Rochester would also extend the criminal term for a similar purpose. The motion was granted as the court seeks a full investigation into potential wrongdoings.
Funeral set for Sunday at 11 from the Christian church under the Faster Star aid. Mrs Reynolds, native of Grande Runde valley, widow of J E Reynolds, leaves six sons and a large circle of friends. Her parents Mr and Mrs Jobo A Childers were early pioneers.
Cleveland, June 22. Coroner Geletain orders an investigation into the Mentor wreck of the Lake Shore Limited. Testimony starts Monday as Lake County coroner takes charge of inquests for victims. Mudolph Corda of Brooklyn and Iremas Gorham are the only survivors in Cleveland hospitals. they are expected to recover.
In Kiel Prussia the principal race at the Kiel regatta pits the Emperor aboard Meteor against the rival Bola d one tilonte. A gale rages as the event unfolds with the Emperor lying on deck in oiling attire.
Berlin dispatch reports the Varwaerts organ of the racial deliverats claims Prince Von Balow asked staff headquarters if Germany is prepared to go to war with France should the Moroccan crisis worsen.
The federal grand jury probing the beef front adjourned this morning until Monday. No indictments have been returned to date. The panel is expected to finish work next week and a number of three bills are believed to be returned.
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